Could this music holder be mounted onto a gooseneck extension and clamped to a tabletop? Is the support threaded under the rubber stopper?
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I don't think this will work other than standing alone on a surface. It is quite heavy, the supports are not threaded and I think it will fall if mounted on an extension. You might consider a different style. Hope this helps.
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The stand is probably too large and too heavy to mount on a gooseneck extension. The support is not threaded under the rubber stopper but it is tubular so you may still have options.
873547
Base has adjustable guitar depth holders. Should be OK, I use mine for a baritone.
1245091
I have a monitor stand clipped to the side. There's a lip there and it clamps fine. The back and front have more room to clamp as there is nothing blocking it. So, yes.
61841
The unit is a clip setup where the top of the clip is the contact for sound and the bottom is just a U-shaped bar that pinches it against the wood from inside. As long the f-holes on your instrument aren't too small it should fit in without touching anything else and no real risk for damage. Only real danger is that you might knock over the sound post when you're sliding it around for a good spot.
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Probably not, unless your upright piano is an older style that still has a music desk with a full piece of wood backing that your music rests against. You need the vertical piece of wood to clamp it onto.
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Hi Ipodlover!Thank you for your inquiry!The support mounts are raised on this table.AisteBisonOffice
1529768
This will work with any turntable/headshell that uses a standard mount -- but I should note that this is not a P-mount type.
732260
the gooseneck is strong and stable however if you need to angle your ipad downward (my mom is bedridden) it falls off with little pressure. I had to hold it on to the connection pad with rubber bands.
1937486
no. The pic shown must be an iPad mini, BUT the thing holds it fine clamping on the sides. Well made if you don't need metal parts. My gripe is that it can't lay flat enough (horizontal) for me. I use it when playing live and want to keep it low and flat (not as noticeable to the audience that way)
906837
You can just put it on a tabletop, but it works best with a snare drum stand. This unit is really designed to be used with a snare stand. The DD-65 has the 3 ports on the bottom to attach any snare stand right into it. Hope this helps.
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It *can*, but I wouldnt. The peg is too narrow, and the flute wobbles. Having said that, the base is heavy enough to keep it upright, but the wobbling makes me uncomfortable. It'd be too distracting to have on stage or in a pit with me. Someone else might be able to suggest a different peg; most (all?) Hercules pegs are interchangeable.
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I use mine with a regular(included) mic clip. I have it fastened to gooseneck for easy placement on instruments. It does not have a "base" like the Yeti. Hope that helps!-Jeff Varga
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it can but you might have to pre-drill a hole 1/16" smaller than the bolt on the clamp. I use On Stage or American DJ products. Inexpensive and dependable
1234742
Yes, the gooseneck can be separated from the base. There is a USB connection on the base.
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i believe your concern is if the music stand is too thin. It isn't. The way the clips are designed, it actually clenches like claws. it'll even clinch a piece of tissue paper. and just in case anyone wants to know, the range is from 0 to maybe 5/8 inches.
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A qualified probably yes. The light's clip is wide and strong; the center piece of the music stand looks somewhat narrower. I'd use a piece of gaffer's tape just to keep things totally secure, especially if I was moving music and folders on and off the stand. You might be able to use the light's clip to hold some music in place!
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I am NOT a turntablist, most of my experience involves striving to not do nearly everything that you set out to do. That being said, I'm certain it will mount. It is NOT a high mass headshell. Something like a Sumiko would be much heavier, so I'm not sure how that would impact your application. If you're using a 1200 variant turntable, those are fairly low mass designs, with fairly low mass tonearms. I'd say it probably would swap out for a Technics headshell fairly well. Again, it's NOT a high mass headshell. Use your best judgement.....